by Denise on May 16th, 2007

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I am connecting a waterline from a city meter to my house. Do I use 3/4 copper pipe or pvc pipe?

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by Nelson L. Squeeko on May 16th, 2007
You should likely check with your local regulations. These can vary from place to place. Using the wrong piping could result in a fine, but again, this all depends on where you live.

Better safe than sorry.
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